Virtual Reality: The New Reality For Real EstateIs virtual reality the new reality for real estate? This brief chat with BuiltWords was part of The Fourth Edition of the Cushman & Wakefield Occupier Edge e-zine, which highlights insights and trends identified and explained by global real estate experts. Check it out for more interesting articles and discussions on technology and other trends impacting the commercial real estate industry, including gamification, mixed reality, artificial intelligence, and alternative talent sourcing. Do you have experience with virtual or augmented reality? Is it a fad or rad? Where do you see this technology going over the next few years?Be well. Lead on.Adam
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The holiday season can be a lot. For some, it’s full of joy and celebrations, while for others, it can feel overwhelming—whether it’s the pressure of year-end deadlines, missing loved ones, or just struggling to connect with the holiday spirit. In my latest blog, I’m focusing on ways to take care of *you*. From enjoying your favorite foods to stepping away from social media or taking yourself out for a quiet moment of peace, sometimes the best gift you can give is the gift of time and care for yourself. It’s also a chance to share kindness with others, even in small ways, which can make a bigger impact than you realize. Wherever this season finds you, I hope the blog offers a little inspiration to make the holidays feel more manageable—and meaningful—in your own way.
Our beliefs and perspectives evolve over time, shaped by our experiences and the changing world around us. This evolution is why open, constructive conversations—especially about divisive topics—are so critical. They allow us to explore our assumptions, challenge our thinking, and grow together, even when we disagree.
Today, I want to explore the concept of the slippery slope—a fear that often emerges in debates about rights and regulations. It’s a concern that touches on issues as varied as gun control, LGBTQ+ rights, and abortion, though people often apply it inconsistently.
